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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
4
A lively tour of local shops showcases summer wares from Kiep's reproductions of 1785 English dishes to Joy Candy Company's bridge themed sweets. Yellow dresses at Smart Shoppe, natural colored straw hats at Barnett's, and fiber fly swatters at Sears blend fashion and home goods as shoppers seek seasonal accents.
A religious inquiry shows nearly 13,009 clergymen oppose future war and over 18,000 repudiate capitalism or rugged individualism. The figures come from 20,870 questionnaire replies by twelve religious bodies.
A writer asks how to handle unreciprocated affection from a neighbor and whether to seek a new partner. The advisor cautions against persisting where affection is not returned.
The letter argues that costlier attire isn’t the core expense of a formal wedding. It stresses that money may be saved on the dress while prioritizing musical, floral, reception, and rental costs to maintain formality and quality.
The reader is advised that a satin wedding dress can be bought ready-made for under thirty dollars and that whether to give an engagement ring should be decided by the couple themselves.
A reader asks about what to do with a napkin after a meal. The reply notes to place the napkin beside the plate and not refold it, aligning with proper table manners and the companion’s behavior.
The advice favors simple buffet refreshments over a seated dinner. Ice cream is optional for dessert. The dark fruit cake is for guests to take home, while a white iced bride’s cake may be served as dessert.
Four pounds honeycomb tripe with water and long simmering. onion, celery, parsley. butter browned onions. tripe with consomme white wine bay leaf clove carrot and thyme. tomato sauce salt pepper minced parsley. cool slowly serve very hot with parsley garnish.
Industrial Commissioner Andrews opened a discussion in New York City hosted by the National League of American Citizenship. He stated every code must be strictly enforced to restore purchasing power under the NRA.
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